This is hilarious
Endgame women deserved more apparently
https://io9.gizmodo.com/avengers-endgames-women-deserved-more-1834388344?amp-wbbmQ-_Ztn7ycroNOhWYbg
Originally posted by steverules_2
Endgame women deserved more apparentlyhttps://io9.gizmodo.com/avengers-endgames-women-deserved-more-1834388344?amp-wbbmQ-_Ztn7ycroNOhWYbg
“Sure, he and the audience just saw her destroy Thanos’ ship in a heartbeat, but he still asks how she’ll get through an entire army to deliver the gauntlet to where it needs to be.”
Hahahaha
How dare he question her even a little? That’s one of the most sexist things I’ve ever read because it reads like a lazy parody that characterizes female thinking in public media.
Don't know if this has been posted before, but the Russos explain the ending here:
https://www.slashfilm.com/avengers-endgame-final-scene-explained/
Guess I was right after all... At least in part.
Originally posted by -Pr-
Don't know if this has been posted before, but the Russos explain the ending here:https://www.slashfilm.com/avengers-endgame-final-scene-explained/
Guess I was right after all... At least in part.
Hm, interesting.
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So he actually made another jump to return. I guess that confirms that the realities didn't overlay, which then opens up the possibility to explore more universes/realities in the future.
Originally posted by -Pr-
Don't know if this has been posted before, but the Russos explain the ending here:https://www.slashfilm.com/avengers-endgame-final-scene-explained/
Guess I was right after all... At least in part.
Yes I gave you full credit:
Originally posted by Darth Thor
^ Crap Pr was right:Never doubt a Trekkie!
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watch now how everyone claims thats exactly what they said
Well this may have already been explain before but I still have questions about it
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I know Captain America may have wanted to restore balance and whatnot to the timelines but did he really need to return the Soul Stone? It not like anyone is looking for it exactly in the version of 2014 that he's returning it to since that version should no longer have a Thanos searching for it or a Gamora that knows its location. Also its kind of lame that returning the Soul Stone doesn't bring back what was sacrificed to get it to begin with. Black Widow not only can't be brought back with the gauntlet but stays dead even after returning the Soul Stone...which is lame
Originally posted by wakkawakkawakka
Well this may have already been explain before but I still have questions about itSpoiler:
I know Captain America may have wanted to restore balance and whatnot to the timelines but did he really need to return the Soul Stone? It not like anyone is looking for it exactly in the version of 2014 that he's returning it to since that version should no longer have a Thanos searching for it or a Gamora that knows its location. Also its kind of lame that returning the Soul Stone doesn't bring back what was sacrificed to get it to begin with. Black Widow not only can't be brought back with the gauntlet but stays dead even after returning the Soul Stone...which is lame
Two things you have to remember:
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First is that you can't change your past. Steve can't go back and stop Widow from sacrificing herself in the first place, so she's dead either way.Second is that the Ancient One told us that without the stones, the timeline they were taken from goes to shit. So even though he can't stop them from being taken in the first place, he can put them back not long after they were taken, before anything bad really happens.
Does that make sense, or did i misunderstand your question?
Originally posted by -Pr-
Two things you have to remember:Spoiler:
First is that you can't change your past. Steve can't go back and stop Widow from sacrificing herself in the first place, so she's dead either way.Second is that the Ancient One told us that without the stones, the timeline they were taken from goes to shit. So even though he can't stop them from being taken in the first place, he can put them back not long after they were taken, before anything bad really happens.
Does that make sense, or did i misunderstand your question?
That clears up the first part of my question
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I get that Captain America can't change his respective past. Though actually needing to return the Soul Stone to restore the other timeline wasn't made as clear in the film IMO.The second part is a bit more iffy. While Captain America can't stop Black Widow sacrificing herself, I don't understand how the gauntlet is unable to bring back the person once all six stones are acquired. I also think its a lame trade off that returning the Soul Stone doesn't allow for the bearer to get back what was sacrificed for it.
Originally posted by wakkawakkawakka
That clears up the first part of my questionSpoiler:
I get that Captain America can't change his respective past. Though actually needing to return the Soul Stone to restore the other timeline wasn't made as clear in the film IMO.The second part is a bit more iffy. While Captain America can't stop Black Widow sacrificing herself, I don't understand how the gauntlet is unable to bring back the person once all six stones are acquired. I also think its a lame trade off that returning the Soul Stone doesn't allow for the bearer to get back what was sacrificed for it.
If I'm being brutally honest, it wasn't explained very well in the film, and the
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return of Gamora
It wasn't just the
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soul stone, it was all of them. Time, space, power, each of them needs to exist in each timeline or things go bad, though that doesn't explain why Thanos destroying them won't doom "our" reality anyway, if what the Ancient One told us is true.My guess is that the stones can only bring back the people they've actually destroyed (my guess is that everyone that got snapped had their souls absorbed in to the soul stone for safe-keeping or some bollocks like that).
Because Widow didn't die by getting dusted, you can't reverse what she did. Her death was "natural" in the sense that she fell off of a cliff rather than being disintegrated by the snap. Gamora was technically Gamora from a parallel universe, as "their Gamora" is dead as dead can be, and maybe they're just going to tell us that bringing over a parallel Widow just wouldn't be the same as having the real one back. Remember, Gamora doesn't have the years of memories she obtained with the Guardians, falling in love with Quill, all that crap, so if you were Banner, would you want a "real-ish" Widow in the first place? It's not "his" Nat, no matter how much he might want it to be.
Of course, this is all just what I got from it. If anyone wants to correct me, feel free.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Also ifSpoiler:
every time you go back you are creating an alternate timeline reality, then technically when they return the stones, would that not be a completely new reality altogether?
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No. Because those realities exist. In the same way they had to travel forward to their own reality after retrieving the stones rather than simply forward in time in the different realities they created by taking the stones in the first place they can also travel back to the correct ones to return the stones.